The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-10-06

they made ruined all her hair.
ntsstill she moved not. The birds. on
jStha ground beneath the window wildly
$Strped as they peckeds for worms. She
s yhHasd the slow, heavy tread Of some one!
( lkmg through the grass. Looking
SHARPLY she saw plainly q powerful negro
c0ming to- the house. ga slave''--she
q ;&freathad thewurd. He neared the house,
f1oped and entered a side porch. A straw
SsfaE drawn loW over his: forehead had kept
IS Els faasa from view. But instinctively she
81 ; SneWs W III was d fine one. "a figure, grace
flE alighf, came hurrying by. Pauline,
4: SSs:leSning o1t still fun ther, waited
a1atHIla2'
figure stood motionless.: The
z Sh6peIY hend moved eagerly from side to
aida's then dropped. When, as q low note
bid came the words, ''pas mainte-
ateIla, look npl Here am. %
anline laughed ,st the fright, the sur
fiae; IL the great eyes raised to hers. A
S6nile Of Wonderful sweetness was on the
Ssxed lips in & moment. & -
ss missyl Welcomes We1comel',
81 Sea Natella, Tante had written 80
much atont you that I knew you at once.
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sstssssSs Sfist al heard tho sonnd of his
sSnSs t'e whirlinp Of his riding.
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M hid ,pe, and remem,
r;-;i, tSa so1ta;ra Tanta
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STSSfa and3 3Paniine talked together. while
stao an Harold made tIa slender pIasses
4; ;Ss;sgar = the mer1iment Of their Ianrh-
Am, @ sent a Gamma g line Looked ont at
Ss5ts stha moving hnsl,es and saw the
s;t stsIs cieanine sharp in the heavens. She
~ Gnf1s as Sile sat more Quiet than the
tharEWas she not tl}.e youngest Of them
) iIs-ti,at the kind eyes Of Tante rested
sygith & look Of love on Theo and on Har-
& oId s.Sheis thinking they will marry"
ssPanline thought.
ghe supper was ended, and only too
soon the evening had gone, when the frst
\ i'm q southern land for these girls
from a distant cline, visiting the home OF
thHfr father and his fathers, had passed.
sPaulins md ter. sister, when mounting
asfsirs to their room. were stopped by
their aunt, calling: .
Girls 2 she said, coming into the hall,
III have told Natalla she is to wait on you;
sse0 tske her as your own. You will find
ahe is useful,,
Tante smiled graciously. She had given
jthem her fayorite maid. As Theo blew out
{Ebey candle that night, sorne hours later;
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aons me hnnsa T.ra1d ral5es grsbau ivsu
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